Vendeur: Noda Horo

Noda Horo Japanese Kettle 2.0L Black - Am Kettle

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Description

The Noda Horo Japanese Kettle 2.0L Black - Am Kettle is a beautifully designed enamelware kettle crafted by the renowned Japanese product designer Fumie Shibata. This kettle combines traditional craftsmanship with modern functionality, making it a perfect addition to any kitchen. Its elegant black enamel finish adds a stylish touch while ensuring durability and ease of use.

Made by Noda Horo Co., Ltd., a company with over 80 years of experience in producing quality enamelware, this kettle is designed to work seamlessly with induction heating (IH) systems at 100V and 200V. The 2.0-liter capacity is ideal for boiling water efficiently, whether for tea, coffee, or cooking needs, making it both practical and aesthetically pleasing.

Details

• Product Material: Enamel-coated steel

• Manufacturer: Noda Horo Co., Ltd.

Features

  • Designed by renowned Japanese product designer Fumie Shibata
  • Compatible with induction heating (IH) 100V/200V
  • 2.0-liter capacity suitable for various boiling needs
  • Durable enamel coating that adds both beauty and protection
  • Crafted by Noda Horo Co., Ltd., a company with over 80 years of enamelware experience

How to use

Place the kettle on an induction heating stove or other compatible heat source and fill it with water up to the desired level without exceeding the maximum capacity. Heat the water until it boils, then carefully pour as needed. After use, wash the kettle gently with warm water and a soft sponge to avoid scratching the enamel surface. Dry thoroughly to maintain quality and prevent rusting, especially if there are any cracks in the enamel coating.

Care instructions

To care for your enamel kettle, wash it with mild detergent and a soft sponge rather than abrasive scrubbers to avoid damaging the surface. Dry the kettle completely after washing to prevent rust, particularly if the enamel coating has any cracks. Avoid sudden temperature changes to protect the enamel, and store the kettle in a dry place when not in use.